I have only lived in this area for 10 years, and spend most of my time across the border in Juarez where I manage a production factory, so I am sure there are folks with much better knowleadge than I, but so far from my research, the Northeast, lower valley, and central/downtown portion of the city seem to have the most multi-family opportunities. 

I'm looking for 2-4 unit multifamiles in the Houston area (no greater than 20 miles from central Houston) and getting anywhere near the 2% rule looks like a fairytale. 

The kitchen is the central part of the home and is key to flow and how a family would use the home.I have never had any comment from a potential buyer wishing the kitchen were on the front of the house.

Looking mostly central or western part of the US, thank you.

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Unless you can get a house with a triplex in the backyard (I just saw one pop up in central for Miami for about $850k). 

@Michael Pursell  Central and east Brockton are rough for sure. 

I've worked closely with a colleague, https://www.bbb.org/central-texas/business-reviews..., and I definitely agree that you should totally have inspections up-and-down, left-and-right and all through a property like that.

Does anyone have any recommendations for a Bank they like using for commercial loans in Central Florida Orlando/Brevard County area?

Currently, leaning toward buy and hold small multi family in B-C neighborhoods in Central Indiana, but not married to it.